Mass Delegate Pending Tasks. Based on Workflow.

Hi @AshMa 

I think the primary tool you'd want to use is the Nintex Workflow Webservice DelegateTask operation:

DelegateTask

https://help.nintex.com/en-US/sdks/sdk2013/#Reference/SOAP/NW_REF_SOAP_DelegateTask.htm%3FTocPath%3DNintex%2520Software%2520Development%2520Kit%7CNintex%2520Workflow%25202013%2520Software%2520Development%2520Kit%7CNintex%2520Workflow%25202013%2520SDK%2520Reference%7CWeb%2520Service%2520Reference%7CService%2520operations%7C_____7

By default, the web service only offers parameters such as TaskID (required) and Task List name. However, if there is a way that you know of that you can discriminate between tasks such as their Titles, I would suggest building a workflow that would check the title and, if the condition is True, assign that taskID to a specific user.

The logical design would be similar to:

• For each Task in Workflow Tasks:
  • If Title contains "Leave Request" then
    • TaskID = Current Task ID
    • User = Jerry Hernandez
    • Call Web Service DelegateTask
  • Else, move on to next condition, (perhaps continue checking for other titles)

The series of conditions that would be evalauted would be something like:

Leave Requests -> Jerry Hernandez

Project Approvals -> Mary Clark

Acquisition Opportunities -> Tom Berry

The end result should be each kind of task going to their desired owner.

@nicksha
Thanks for the Quick reply.
Here I have 15 workflows in the site and having 15 different Tasks list.
Do I have to create a list and supply the values like choose the Task list and theAssigned To user . Then start a Site workflow using these values to loop the list and assign the tasks to the desired User.

@AshMa If each work has its own task list, you may have made your work even easier. You query Task List A and create a collection of tasks where the Assignee = Harry and then, for each task, assign them to John, and do this on each Task List.

In SharePoint 2016, I put together a quick proof of concept. Here is an example:

I am sure you can find improvements to my logic here to make the workflow more efficient, but I think the general idea here should apply all the same. I hope this helps!